Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 10, 1924, Page 4

ton eee es eo Tl ee =) S héo Ss ae ee" PAGE FOUR “I didn’t come here to talk about RAILROADS AND IN Bla MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN SHIPPERS SEEN Congested Terminals| Should Be Moved, Says Speaker. closing, “but I would Ike to ask that you men reserve judgment on the bonus proposition until you fully understand st, The speaker referrea ‘o certain eneral | post hopes to boost its membership | gormer service men were slow. 10. st | to 1,000, a development which woul4 | realize but which they are now ts mem-{aid materially the success of th? I'seeping to counteract. The Georg? campaign scheduled for) state convention of the American | yroman post recently went on rec- ry 14, 15 and 16, according to | Legion to be held here next eummer. | 674 in favor of the four-fold com- M. Boeke, speaking before the} Business men can lend assistance,| Sensation plan but was practically Lions club Inst night, when he out-| he pointed out, by permitting lesion | Unanimous against a cash proposi- lined the drive in brief and the| workers to take up a few minutes tion. co-operation which the former ser-| time of thelr service men employes| 4 a) oe ee een, vice men desire. when the recruiting squads go out the Lions ep the legion’s program was voiced by Attorney Boeke is one of three|to canvass for members, - p> applause which greeted the close of delegated by the George Vroman| The sts ta, Woeke'n Biter WMH post to address the luncheon clubs fr. Boel ; 3 Dr. G, M. Anderson, state health officer, was also a guest of the clup last night and responded to intro- duction with appreciation for th invitation to meet with the Lions : | interests and the public in } |!s asked by the George Vrom out that there are ervice men Alfred Swayne of y told the Nations! nis cornmittee and also recommended proper regula tion of motor transportation, ad- vocated the deve! se of motor ve tts dealing with the taxation portation agencies and the at of waterways and co ©be Casper Daily Ceidune has already scheduled {ts gathering Althqugh a member of the Kiwanis | the beautifying of West Yellowstone P : MORAL SUPPORT OF PUBLIC IS| sizes =o Sorc se eS |e Ss Se | Dorcas Apartment é high pliment to s so t to Fort by are in prospect. gran, monument be erected to old Fort ” ‘The filing of suggestions for work | the securing of an office for Casper the bonus.” said Attorney Bocke In|. |. undertaken by the Lions club|of the Rocky Mountain Insurance| A new apartment house just com during the coming year featured the} Inspection bureau, a permanent | Pleted in Casper is er pg ok mecting, all being referred to a spe-| camp for the Boy Scouts, establish- | East Second street. oa 3 cial committee which will report at | ing of a juvenile and poor man’s| Frost recently secured a lease on @ later date. court, starting of a movement for Suggestions offered included 4/a city auditorium and verious other | "Um. the owner. There are eight propaganda being directed against’ campaign for tree planting on an Moral support of Casper business | sible under the legion standard. The| tne bonus, a development whic |Srrchsive scale, park improvement. CASPER CAB CO. PHONE [32 A.B. C. ty. Casper, the posting of county roads.| F2ouse Is Opened this new structure from Mrs. Buck- apartments as well as several sleer- Iding. OPEN FOR BUSINESS West Cafeteria Basement West Hotel, Formerly Y. W. C. A. SPECIAL MUSIC THIS EVENING FROM 6.T0 8 S Flower Souvenirs for Ladies Will Serve Short Order Breakfast 6:30 A. M.to 9 A. M. - Cafeteria Lunch, 11:30 A. M. to 2 P. M. Cafeteria Dinner, 5:30 P. M. to 8 P. M. Sunday Hours, 9 A. M. to 2 P. M. th. i Poe SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER May be had at all enod drig stores 5 P.M. to8 P.M. 50 CENTS Meet Your Friends In Our Lobby WATCH FOR THE Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hennesey, Managers Bachelors Club, Proprietors. NINETY AND NINE Don’t Dare ro fens a neglect reading whee yore re Basement’s full page TIPS ON HOW | sci hee og que Ge eciertne tas aaa one. TO DRESS DOG PARIS (United . Press).—v tyles for the well-dressed Paris are When J. Weill Pert are out, When 7 Wail Husbands Will Be Left Breakfastless as a result of its reading. Their wives, he en his leash, he : f r 5 SIAN went Sa eauverie tener ier on the following morning, will be seen scurrying at early of a fashionable cut and the same hours in the direction of the famous stone steps that color as the gown of his mistress. In lead to the Economy Shoe basement. the pocket of the sweater or jacket should be « tiny handkerchief bear- ing the canine aristocrat's initials. | If the weather fs wet, the Beau Brummels of dogdom should sport a quartet of fur-lined galoshes, with a striped or dotted pattern to match the coat. A dog outfitting shop on Irresistible the Faubourg St. Honore is having We've been planning this event for weeks, this great @ special sale of these. Friend Making Sale. We've made the bargains as near irresistible as possible. _What are these baxgajas? That’s MEX CAGERS @ secret to be told in tomorrow’s full page a TO TOUR U.S. i NEW YORK, Jan. 10.—A Mexican S ick Dollars basketball team, composed of uni-| versity students playing under the| Weakened from repeated attempts to buy more with each mame of the Mexico red triang'es| penny, will on that day become strong and brisk. They will open a tour of 16 states with a will regain their lost strength and will surprise them- game against the Brooklyn univer. selves and you with their ability to purchase more than sity five January 15. The Mezi- they had ever dreamed of. You must see tomorrow night’s cans plan to play cuse, Union, Tribune. Tulane and the University of Geor- You'll Find “Our Racks Are Happy Hunting Sia, among others. Grounds for Thrifty Buyers” Bootlegger of Poison Liquor Is Convicted TAYLORVILLE, Ms, Jan. 16.— John Tokoly, Pana soft drink parlor Proprietor was found guilty of man-! slaughter today in connection with the deaths of several Pana residents who died from the effects of poison liquor, The y reached a verdict efter seven 3. NEW GERMAN DISCOVERY PROMISES RELIEF FROW RHEUMATIC PAINS - | From Leipsig, Germany. comes a t of the discovery of a newer a for the roliet of pain in of rheuma euralgia wit the use al medicines. The discove Buhler. of Stuttgart, rr has undoubtedly proved tha im LET’S GO! HERE’S THE FOOD THAT WILL GIVE YOU ENERGY AND PEP! ut, neuritis Order and Be Sure You Get “ON TOP BREAD” NONE BETTER mmation appears muscles or joints, It ta of rheumatism, but cate nerve sh flamed it causes gia. 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Over 200,000 people have already ordered Ford products on our purchase plan, the majority of whom will take delivery in the Spring. The above facts are given with the suggestion that you list your order promptly with a Ford dealer if you contemplate the purchase of a Ford Car or Truck for use this Spring or Summer and wish to avoid delay in delivery. Detroit, Michigan : You need not pay cash for your car. You can arrange to make a small deposit down, taking care of the balance in easy ments. Or, you can buy on the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan. This puts you on the preferred order list and insures very of your car at a time to be determined by yourself. EARL C. BOYLE Authorized Ford Dealers 125 to 137.N. Center Street Phone 9